Dee Why Town Centre
Dee Why - A 'Major Centre'
Under the state government's Metropolitan Plan for Sydney 2036, Brookvale-Dee Why will remain the ‘Major Centre’ for the North East subregion, with a focus on mixed development for Dee Why.
The target for employment capacity for Brookvale-Dee Why is an additional 5,000 jobs by 2036, and in terms of housing, the State Government intends that at least 80% of new homes are located within walking distance of centres with good public transport.
Dee Why Town Centre Masterplan
To tackle these issues, Warringah Council is working towards a new Masterplan for Dee Why Town Centre
Renowned urban planners, PLACE Design Group are currently coming up with design options with the help of a Dee Why Working Party made up of local business people and community leaders.
Several design options will be put to Council in mid 2012 after which an extensive consultation program will be launched to gain community input.
This input will assist in developing a final masterplan that will go to Council later in the year for public exhibition and comment.
More details on how you can be involved and have your say will follow.
Community Consultation
Read what people had to say in 2011 about their ideas and concerns for Dee Why Town Centre at yoursaywarringah.
Read about the Dee Why Town Centre Community Facilities Needs Assessment and Feasibility Study conducted by Elton Consulting.
Dee Why Flood Management
Warringah Council is working on plans to upgrade the stormwater system to minimise flooding at Dee Why Town Centre and surrounding areas.
